CSS, I can't understand this picture. Please explain.

I'm just guessing, not necessarily right. The word Awesome means: frightening; Excellent; Cowardly; Terrible;

Literally means:

1.css is daunting;

2. Excellent 2.css;

3.css is awesome;

4.css is terrible;

I think according to this picture, the meaning I want to express here is probably the second one: css is excellent;

Because there is a frame outside, it means a block of trapped text. When the width of the block is fixed, the width of the word AWESOME exceeds the width of the outer block in a "normal" way, then the OME will automatically interrupt and switch to the next line, and the height of the block will be raised by one line, which is not the case here.

So I think css has countless terrible details to deal with, which is ironic.

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PS:

I am curious about this English sentence. Foreigners sell this cup, which was originally sold to web designers:

About the product:

About the product:

Clever design is an internal joke for web designers!

Clever design of internal jokes of web designers!

CSS is awesome

When your web developers see you show this hilarious new T-shirt, they will overflow their box model! Then they will go back to using the table.

CSS is terrible. When your Web developers see your new T-shirt (it is estimated that there are still clothes of this style for sale), they will encounter overflow boundaries (implying all kinds of tangled details)! They will reuse tables to make web pages.

Intrinsic jokes refer to jokes that people who know the language can understand (in fact, there is nothing funny, and foreigners' built-in humor system is different from ours, maybe they think it is funny)

I searched a series of Cups, as well as Cups in many programming languages such as c# and java, which is also a satirical form of the problems that people often complain about in these languages, and only those who know this language can understand it.

In fact, this css joke is not so good, because the continuous English or numbers exceed the width, and the table has the same problem, which needs to be dealt with. Strictly speaking, this overflow problem is not the fault of css.